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Post by koreygunz on Aug 12, 2008 19:40:53 GMT -5
(credit ricky for the banner)December 22, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossYokozuna and Fatu defeated The Supreme Machines w/Clarence Mason to RETAIN the Tag Team TitlesThe Machines employed a sound strategy early one, isolating Fatu and keeping the tag champs somewhat subdued. Tatanka and Kama both connected with power moves, but couldn’t complete a pin fall. Tatanka went for the End of the Trail, but Fatu escaped and hit a belly to belly suplex. Fatu used the opening to make the hot tag to Yokozuna, who blasted Tatanka with a clothesline, and gave one to Kama as well. As Yoko began to build up steam, Clarence Mason got up on the apron and distracted the referee as well as Yoko and Fatu. Kama slid a steel chair in the ring to Tatanka, who looked to load up and use the weapon on Yoko for the third time in recent weeks. However, as Yoko turned around, the sumo ducked the chair shot and gave Tatanka a kick to the gut. Yoko then grabbed the chair himself and drilled Tatanka in the head with it! Kama tried to intervene, but was met with a chair shot as well! Mason was livid as Yoko tossed the chair to the outside and then bounced off the ropes and planted a huge leg drop across the chest of Tatanka before covering him as the ref slid back into position and got the three count. (73%)“Wildman” Marc Mero defeated Goldust w/Marlena and Sable to win back Sable’s contractMero had a lot riding on this match, walking stoically to the ring perhaps for the last time if he were to lose this match. Goldust controlled the match early on, staying on top of Mero with clubbing blows and a few power moves, however Mero was not about to lose his career so easily. Mero battled back, using his quickness to his advantage and getting a near fall after an impressive Mero-sault. Mero then went for a samoan drop, but Goldust escaped it and then hit the Curtain Call! 1..2..no, Mero got a foot on the bottom rope right at the last moment, saving his career for the time being. After the two count, Marlena jumped up onto the apron, arguing the count with the referee. With the ref distracted, Sable got on the apron on the other side of the ring with her gold purse, which we have seen recently is usually loaded. Goldust and Mero both got to their feet and Sable tossed the purse into the ring, but she overshot Goldust and Mero caught the purse out of the air and blasted Goldust in the face with it! Mero tossed the deceiving item out of the ring and then went out to the top rope. Mero perched himself on the top and then connected with a beautiful Wildthing to secure the win and Sable’s contract. As Mero celebrated in the ring, Sable entered looking a bit angry. Sable and Mero stared at each other, before Sable’s frown turned into a huge smile and she leaped into Mero’s arms in a hug! It had been a set up! Sable didn’t overshoot Goldust, she meant to help Mero, and has found herself back with her man. As Mero and Sable celebrated up the aisle, Goldust looked to Marlena for comfort. Marlena began to console the Golden One, but then delivered a kick to the “lower extremities” of Goldust! Goldust fell to the mat in pain as Marlena waved goodbye and left the ring. Apparently she did not like the extra attention Goldust had been paying Sable, and now Goldust has been left without either Sable or Marlena. (86%) Marc Mero gained overness from this feud ending Goldust lost overness from this feud endingAhmed Johnson defeated Jeff Jarrett to RETAIN the Intercontinental ChampionshipAhmed seemed especially aggressive in trying to get his hands on Jarrett, and Jeff used his over anxiousness to his advantage, catching Ahmed off guard with a series of moves. Ahmed began to make a comeback and connected with a spine buster, but Jarrett kicked out. Ahmed went for the Pearl River Plunge, but Jarrett broke free, took Ahmed down by the legs, and locked in the figure-four. Jarrett applied more pressure and looked to be on the verge of taking the title, but Ahmed finally made it to the ropes, breaking the hold. Frustrated, Jarrett drug Johnson back to the middle of the ring and went to lock in the move again, but Ahmed shoved him in the back with his foot, causing Jarrett to fly shoulder first into the steel ring post. Favoring his shoulder, Jarrett stumbled right into Ahmed’s grasp and fell to the Pearl River Plunge as Johnson retained his title. (78%)Waiting for the RumbleWe now go to the interview are where Todd Pettengill is standing by.Todd: I’m standing by with the man who will meet the winner of tonight’s WWF Title match at the Royal Rumble, Steve Austin. And I have to ask, do you have a preference of who you would like to face, or will you be rooting for one or the other, when Bret Hart takes on Scott Hall later tonight? Austin: Do I have a preference? My preference is to put someone in that ring tonight and beat them from post to post! Instead I’m stuck back here with you, not on the card, and left with a lot of pent up anger and frustration! But you know, the more I think about it, it’s tough being the best wrestler alive, and I deserve a night off every once and a while. And I’m definitely OK with letting Bret Hart and Scott Hall tear each other apart before I see one of them at the Royal Rumble. I’m in the cat bird’s seat because no matter what happens tonight, I’m guaranteed my WWF Title shot. As far as if I have a preference about who I face at the Rumble, the bottom line is that is just doesn’t matter! Whether it’s that Cuban immigrant Scott Hall or the washed up Bret Hart, the outcome when they step in the ring with me will be the same, and that is that Steve Austin walks out as the WWF Champion. Does that answer your question? Todd: I guess so… Austin: Then if I were you I would get out of my face before you piss me off! (97%) Steve Austin gained overness from this segmentOwen Hart and Vader defeated British Bulldog and Sycho SidOwen spent most of the match trying to avoid Bulldog, tagging in Vader when Davey Boy would enter the match to do his dirty work. Owen did make his presence felt in a big way at a pivotal point, attacking Bulldog from behind, dragging him to the ring post and slamming his knee against the steel as Vader and Sid argued and distracted the referee. The match went back and forth, Bulldog favoring his knee, but refusing to give in to the pain. At the climax of the contest, Bulldog and Vader went toe to toe on the inside of the ring as Owen tried to stay away from Sid on the outside. Sid charged Owen on the floor, but Owen moved out of the way and Sid crashed into the ring steps. Sid was incapacitated, but in the ring Bulldog had got the best of Vader and started to scoop him up in apparent slam attempt. However, as Bulldog got the mastodon off his feet, Owen slid in the ring and chop blocked Bulldog in the back of his bum knee. Bulldog buckled and Vader came crashing down on top of Davey Boy, then hooked his leg and scored the pin fall. (82%)Hunter Hearst-Helmsley defeated Ultimate Warrior with the PedigreeWarrior stormed the ring with no sling, but did have a pad over his forearm, and Hunter focused on it throughout the match. The injury might have slowed Warrior down a bit, but Hunter wasn’t able to keep him down for a pin fall, despite connecting with a high knee to the face and a piledriver. Hunter resorted to underhanded antics, removing the cover off one of the top turnbuckles as the referee checked on Warrior. Hunter tried to ram Warrior’s head into the exposed steel, but Warrior blocked it and caught Hunter with an elbow to the gut, beginning a comeback. Warrior connected with hard clotheslines and a flying shoulder block, but Hunter kicked out of a pin attempt at two. Warrior stayed on Hunter, hitting him with a hard body slam and a suplex, but couldn’t keep him down. Warrior signaled that he was going to put Hunter away and attempted a gorilla press. Warrior did seem to struggle just a bit, maybe due to the forearm injury, but did get Hunter up over his head. However, Hunter reached down and gouged the eyes of Warrior, causing him to drop Hunter onto the mat. Landing on his feet, Helmsley shoved the temporarily blinded Warrior into the corner with the exposed turnbuckle, causing him to crash chest first into the steel rod. Warrior stumbled out, clutching his sternum, allowing Hunter to catch him with a boot to the gut and then plant him with the Pedigree. Perhaps sensing that that wouldn’t be enough, Hunter picked Warrior up and drilled him with a second Pedigree! Hunter rolled Warrior over and covered him. 1..2..3! Hunter Hearst-Helmsley has defeated Ultimate Warrior, and Warrior may have a cracked sternum to go along with an already injured forearm. (74%) Hunter Hearst-Helmsley gained overness from this feud ending Ultimate Warrior gained overness from this feud endingThe Undertaker and Cain w/Jake “The Snake” Roberts went to a Double Count OutThe tension was high as both men made their entrances and came face to face in the middle of the ring. Taker struck first and rocked Cain with right hands, staggering the big man. However, Cain fired back with his own shots, and would continually absorb punishment from Taker and deliver it right back, impressing our commentating team and those in attendance. Taker continued to pound on Cain and caught him with a choke slam, but Cain kicked out at two! Taker signaled for the Tombstone, but Cain escaped the move and blasted Taker in the face with a big boot. The masked menace then surprised many by going to the top rope and connecting with a flying clothesline! He covered the Deadman, but Taker kicked out. Cain grabbed Taker by the throat and was looking for a choke slam of his own, but Taker escaped with a kick to the gut and then clotheslined Cain over the top rope, taking both men to the floor. Taker and Cain traded blows on the outside, before Cain grabbed Taker and threw him into the steel ring steps. Cain followed in and drug Taker around the ring, attempting to slam Taker’s head into the ring apron, but Taker blocked it and did so to Cain instead. As both men continued to brawl on the floor, the bell rang signaling that the referee had counted both men out. It didn’t matter, though, as Taker and Cain continued their battle back into the ring. Taker connected with a few upper cuts and a big boot to the face that sent Cain over the top rope again, but landed on his feet on the outside. Jake Roberts came to his man and held him back from reentering the ring, apparently deciding instead to fight another day. Undertaker stared down Roberts and Cain as they backtracked up the aisle. (90%)Bret Hart defeated Scott Hall to RETAIN the WWF ChampionshipShawn Michaels served as the special enforcer for the match, observing from the outside of the ring. He had a few tense stare downs with both Hall and Hart during the match. The crowd was hot for this match and tension and high stakes were in the air. Hall took control of the match early, using his strength to stagger the Hitman. Hall hit a few signature moves, including a fall away slam, but only got two counts. Hall went for the Razor’s Edge early, but Hart escaped the move and connected with a series of moves, including a bulldog that got a near fall. Hart went for the Sharpshooter, but Hall used his leg power to shove Hart off of him, sending him through the ropes and to the floor. Hall followed him out and began to brawl with the Hitman while Michaels encouraged the men to get back in the ring. As the brawling on the floor continued, Diesel appeared and made his way to the ring. Diesel came to ringside, but was cut off by Michaels, who stood between him and Hall and Hart. Diesel and HBK argued for a few moments, Michaels holding him back. Meanwhile, Hall and Hart continued to go back and forth. Hall rocked Hart with a right hand and then charged in for a clothesline, but Hart moved out of the way and Hall clobbered Michaels instead from behind. Hart then grabbed Hall and threw him back into the ring. Hall attacked Hart as he slid back in the ring, however, and then set him up again for the Razor’s Edge. Hall lifted Hart up and into position, but Hall was too close to the corner. Hart was able to get his feet on the top rope, push off with his legs and back flip over Hall’s shoulders, landing in front of him, and then taking him down by the legs. Hart wrapped the legs and turned Hall over, locking in the Sharpshooter! Hall writher in pain, reaching for the ropes. Diesel shouted encouragement from the outside, even extending his hand for Hall to try and grab, but he was just out of reach. The Hitman applied a bit more pressure and with nowhere to go, Hall had no choice but to finally submit. (90%) Scott Hall gained overness from this feud ending The WWF Title gained imageSay It Isn’t SoAs Hart celebrated in the ring with his WWF Title in hand, Diesel rushed the ring and attacked him from behind. Diesel began to put the boots to Hart, and Hall soon joined in after he had recovered. The two on one continued until Hart began to fight back, rocking both men with right hands. Hart took Hall out with a drop kick to his already sore knees, and then clotheslined Diesel out of the ring. Hart grabbed Hall and locked him in the Sharpshooter once again! Shawn Michaels then entered the ring, recovered from his clothesline to the back of the head, and held Diesel at bay on the outside as Hart sat back on Hall. Michaels held off Big Daddy Cool…and then blasted Bret Hart with Sweet Chin Music! Hart fell to the mat as Hall escaped the hold and Diesel then slowly entered the ring. Diesel and Michaels came face to face, and then gave each other a hug! Michaels then helped Hall up to his feet and gave him an embrace as well! The three men paraded around the ring while Hart struggled to reach his feet. Hart got back up with the help of the ring ropes, but then was dropped with a second Sweet Chin Music from HBK! In Your House came to a close with Michaels, Hall, and Diesel standing in the ring with Bret Hart laid out on the canvas. What is going on here? (97%) Shawn Michaels gained overness from his heel turn
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Post by Dwight on Aug 13, 2008 13:41:52 GMT -5
Great stuff here as always.
Nice to see some feuds come to an end. Its going to give you a nice fresh start heading into the Rumble. I'm glad that Yoko and Fatu are still tag team champions here yet again. Surprise ending with Goldust and Mero but its nice to see that things will somewhat be back to normal. Perhaps Mero is set for IC gold again? Which speaking of, thank you for not giving the title to Jarrett. He always has and always will annoy the hell out of me.
Like the ending of the Bulldog/Vader vs Owen and Sid match. It was very realistic stuff. Good to see Hunter end the feud with Warrior with a victory. Its also good that you took into consideration that one Pedigree on Warrior wouldn't really work. And this loss doesnt even hurt the Warrior though since he was apparently hurt throughout the whole match so thats smart booking right there.
I'm shocked about the heel turn for Michaels but if the "Kliq" is really going to take formation here then I'm all for it since to my knowledge it has never been done in a diary. Glad that Hart retained the gold and now you are going to be moving into another great era in the WWF with Austin and Hart. Can't wait to read that as that feud is truly one of the all time great rivalries. Many people seem to forget how great their feud was other than their WM match.
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Post by koreygunz on Aug 15, 2008 15:31:22 GMT -5
*Officials were very happy with IYH: Breaking Point. They thought it was a solid show, but were even more ecstatic that it went head to head, and beat, WCW Starrcade in buyrates, attendance, and revenue. This was seen as a huge accomplishment for WWF, considering Starrcade is almost like WCW's "WrestleMania." *There were thought of giving Jeff Jarrett a run with the IC title, perhaps at Royal Rumble. However, Jarrett revealed to officials a few days before IYH that he had an alcohol problem. Jarrett wont enter rehab, at least not yet, but any plans to give him a signifigant run at this time have been scrapped. *Jerry Lawler cant catch a break. After returning to the roster after breaking his nose, Lawler injured his back and will be out an additional month.
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Post by DTP. on Aug 16, 2008 4:08:50 GMT -5
Sorry I didn't reply sooner. Good job on the graphics from Ricky, did you request them to be done that way? If so it looks great. Nice graphics as well before each match. I'm glad that the two Samoans beat the Supreme Machines, I'm not exactly high on Kama Mustafa as it is. And Tatanka is...well awful in my eyes. For a match involving Fatu and Kama, it did a pretty good job. Great that Marc Mero won back Sable's contract, shame you didn't build it up into 1997 [since Goldust lost overness]. Good Intercontinental Championship match, I'm disappointed that Ahmed didn't do a job to Double J. Austin facing the winner should be good. Seemed like a good tag team match, glad you had Bulldog and Owen split up. You built Ultimate Warrior vs. HHH up perfectly, and it paid off. And I like that you've pushed HHH to the point where he doesn't job to Warrior like WMXII. Taker and Cain being put on this specific show could of overdone it in my eyes. I hope you turn 'Cain' into 'Kane' though, Cain reminds me of a Citizen kind. Awesome, Hart vs. Austin at the Rumble should rock. Awesome that Michaels turned heel, that'd be suicide for his fans at this point in the year. Kudos on beating Starrcade as well.
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Post by koreygunz on Aug 21, 2008 16:43:40 GMT -5
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Post by koreygunz on Aug 23, 2008 21:40:43 GMT -5
December 29, 1996 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossThe KliqRaw opens with the music of Shawn Michaels hitting the arena, along with a surprisingly loud amount of boos. Michaels emerged from the curtain, along with Scott Hall and Diesel, and headed to the ring.HBK: So the question I’ve heard over and over since Breaking Point last Sunday is a simple one, and that is a question of why. Why, Shawn, did you do what you did? Why did you kick Bret Hart’s head off, not once, but twice? Well the answer is just as simple as the question, and the answer is because I can! And I can because I am Shawn Michaels! I am the guy that beat Bret Hart at his own game at WrestleMania 12. I am the man who carried this wrestling company for over a year. I am the man who, time after time, has gone out to this ring and stolen the show. I am the reason that you people pay your hard earned money to buy pay-per-views, get tickets to the show, and buy my t-shirts. And it seems that here lately, people have forgotten that. In fact, at some point or another, I myself forgot that. I had forgotten who the Heartbreak Kid was. And see sometimes when you’re at your lowest, the only people you can turn to are the ones who have been with you through it all, from the beginning. You turn to your real friends. You turn to your real kliq. And the Kliq are these two men right here, Scott Hall and the big man Diesel. These two guys right here came to me when I was down and reminded me just who the hell I was! So now it’s time that everyone else is reminded. Bret Hart got his reminder last Sunday, and the rest of the WWF, from top to bottom, is in for rude awakening. And that includes you, President Monsoon. Last Sunday, you told me to do my “job.” You took me out of the ring, made me a bystander, and had the guts to threaten me by telling me that if I didn’t do my “job” that I wouldn’t get a WWF Title shot that I rightfully deserve. Well I got news for you, Gorilla. I think I did my job last Sunday and I kept my word to do what I had to do. But I got news for you, Gorilla, I don’t need your help or your blessing to get my WWF Title back. I don’t need anyone’s help! I am the Heartbreak Kid for goodness sake! I don’t need to be given anything, because I will go out and take it. And that’s exactly what I will do in three weeks, because I am officially entering my name into the Royal Rumble, and after I win the Royal Rumble for a record third straight time, I will go on to WrestleMania and get my WWF Title match and there wont be a damn thing Gorilla Monsoon or anyone else can do about it! Why? Because I am the Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels, and I can! Hall: Hey yo! Now lets move on to some other business. Bret Hart, you’re lucky to still have that WWF Title around your waist, chico. But now, you are a marked man. You are numero uno on the Kliq’s hit list. Last Sunday was just a taste of what’s to come for you and the rest of the WWF. We do what we want, when we want! And if you got a problem with that Hitmang, and if you got the cahones, you can meet us out here later tonight and do something about it. Diesel: You’re looking at the newest, most dominant force, in wrestling today boys. Either get with the program or get out of the way. Bret Hart, unfortunately for you, you’re about to be the first to be run over. Now hit the music. (87%)“Wildman” Marc Mero w/Sable defeated Skip w/SunnyMero and Sable looked happily back together, posing for the fans before the match. However, once the bell rang, it was all business, and the two men put on a great opening contest. Skip tried to put Mero away with a head butt from the top rope, but Mero moved out of the way and Skip crashed to the mat. This was the opening Marc needed, unleashing a series of fast-paced offensive moves and hitting a samoan drop. Mero then went to the top rope and connected with the Wild Thing to score the win. (88%)Tag Team ChallengeWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettengill is standing by.Todd: I am here with Clarence Mason and his clients Kama and Tatanka, the Supreme Machines, who came up just short at Breaking Point of winning the tag team titles from Yokozuna and Fatu. Mason: It was abominable! It was intolerable! It was deplorable! These two men should be the tag team champions of the world, and it is a miscarriage of justice that they are not standing before you with gold on their waist. Yokozuna and Fatu were taken apart efficiently and systematically last Sunday night, and they knew it. That’s why they had to resort to underhandedness, and employ the use of a foreign object to take my machines down. But if it is brutality the tag team champions want, then brutality they will get. Yokozuna, Fatu, consider this a formal challenge. You two and the Supreme Machines, tag team titles on the line, at the Royal Rumble, no holds barred! Let’s level the playing field and see just who the better team really is. (73%)Rocky Maivia and Crush ended in a no contestThe young stud Maivia was taking on the power house Crush, but our fans wouldn’t get to see who would come out on top. As the match was underway, a red light filled the arena and a wall of fire erupted from the entrance way. The monster Cain then made his way out to ringside with Jake Roberts. Cain stepped into the ring and, at the encouragement of Roberts, cleaned house of both men. Cain dropped Rocky with a boot to the face and then threw Crush out over the top rope and to the floor. Cain then picked up Rocky and planted him with a vicious choke slam that almost sent Maivia through the mat. The fans looked on in stunned silence as Cain has demolished both men and cleared the ring. (74%)A Grave ChallengeRoberts: Undertaker, last Sunday at Breaking Point you were a witness. A witness to the coming of Armageddon. A witness to the horseman of death who comes for the souls of all men. A witness to the power of a true phenom. You were w witness to Cain, Undertaker. And what you got was just a taste, just a sampling, of what Cain is capable of. You see Undertaker, I saw that look in your eye. A look that, until now, had only been reserved for your opponents, for the men who dared to step into the ring with. But last Sunday, Undertaker, you were the one with that same look. A look, for perhaps the first time, of fear. You were afraid, Undertaker. Because for the first time a man stepped into the ring, looked you dead in the eye, and returned everything you were giving and more. Deep down in your black heart you realize that you have been confronted by an entity that rivals your own power. A monster that cannot be slain. You cannot bury this man, Undertaker. Cain thrives on one thing, and that is the pain and suffering of others. But unlike you, he feels no remorse. He doesn’t hide from his roots or water down his actions to placate the people. He knows the path that he has chosen and will not stray from it. So Undertaker, I have a proposal for you. At the Royal Rumble, dig deep from within your own soul and face this man again. I invite you to step inside the ring with Cain once more, Undertaker, and I invite all these people to become witnesses at the Royal Rumble as they watch your demise unfold right before their eyes. Confront your fear, Undertaker. Because there is nothing to fear …(points at Cain) but fear itself. (83%)Bret Hart ArrivesWe see a shot of the backstage area and see WWF Champion Bret Hart walking the hallway in street clothes and the WWF Title over his shoulder. It appears that the Hitman is going to take the Kliq’s offer of a confrontation later on tonight. (94%)D-Lo Brown defeated Savio Vega with the Lo-DownThe cocky Brown looked to add to his unblemished record against the veteran Vega. D-Lo caught a few stiff shots early on, eating a side kick to the mouth that got Vega a near fall. Brown stayed composed, however, and surprised Savio with a flying side kick to the face. D-Lo stayed on the offensive, hitting Vega with a sit out slam he calls the Sky High. Brown then went to the top rope and connected with a beautiful Lo-Down frog splash to get the three count and remain undefeated since debuting in the WWF. (68%) D-Lo Brown gained overness from this match. Savio Vega lost overness from this match.British Bulldog and Sycho Sid defeated Owen Hart and Vader w/Jim Cornette by DQThis was a rematch from Breaking Point, and Bulldog and Sid were out for a bit of redemption. Vader and Owen controlled the early part of the match, keeping Sid in their corner. The big man hit a few power moves, but couldn’t build the momentum needed to keep either man down for good. Vader looked to finish the match with a powerbomb, but Sid blocked it and was able to backdrop Vader to the mat in an impressive show of power. Vader rolled to his corner and tagged in Owen, but Sid was able to make the hot tag to Bulldog. Davey Boy clocked Owen with a clothesline that turned him inside out, and then knocked Vader off the apron to the floor. However, Bulldog was then caught by surprise with a spin kick to the face. Owen went to the top rope, waiting for Bulldog to reach his feet, and then came off with a cross body, but Bulldog caught him in mid air and then hoisted him onto his shoulder. Bulldog was looking for the powerslam, but Owen slid out the back and then gave Bulldog a blatant low blow, drawing a disqualification. With Bulldog down on the mat, Owen took the opportunity to quickly bail out of the ring, choosing to live to fight another day. Owen and Vader backed up the aisle while Sid checked on Davey in the ring. (82%)Don’t Forget About HimThe Kliq made their way back out to the ring, demanding a microphone.HBK: Well here you go, Bret. If you didn’t like what happened to you last Sunday, here’s your chance to do something about it. We’re not hard to find, so if you got the guts, come on out here and get a little payback. The music of Bret Hart hits the arena to a huge pop and the WWF Champion appears in the aisle. It wouldn’t seem wise to try to take on HBK, Hall, and Diesel three on one, but it did look like Hart was going to at least try until he was suddenly ambushed from behind by Steve Austin! Austin came running from behind the curtain and clobbered Hart in the back of the head, taking him down in the aisle. The Kliq stood in the ring with grins on their faces as Austin overwhelmed Hart with vicious right hands on the floor. Austin drug Bret over to the aisle barricade and rammed the side of his head into the steel! Austin repeated this two more times before laying a few final boots to the gut. The WWF Champion has been laid out by the man he will meet for the title at Royal Rumble. Austin posed over the unconscious Hart as Raw came to a shocking and disturbing close.(95%) Steve Austin gained overness from this segment.
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Post by Iron Man on Aug 23, 2008 22:03:11 GMT -5
A solid Show here man. Loved the opening promo. You really capture their character in your writings. Liked the ending attack by Austin. Loved the ending man. Glad to see D'lo pick up and win and getting over.
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Post by Dwight on Aug 25, 2008 15:39:44 GMT -5
I'll continue to say it till someone proves otherwise. You're the best promo writer here man, really do a fantastic job of bringing those characters to life.
The Kliq stable is just awesome and again it hasn't been done so it makes it that much more exciting for me at least. Heel HBK is always awesome to have especially promo wise. Poor Bret though not having a friend right now. I wonder who will (if anyone) step up to the plate and watch The Hit Man's back. Which by the way I'm glad you made Shawn Heel and kept Bret face unlike in real life. Though now the Main Event Scene is a bit heel heavy at the moment. Its fine though.
Yoko and Fatus vs The Supreme Machines in a no holds barred match? Man that sounds pretty sweet considering whose involved. I could only imagine what carnage Yoko could cause in a match like that! That already looks sweet. Cain coming in and cleaning house on Maivia and Crush was a good move.
Great stuff. Though I dont expect anything less.
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Post by DTP. on Aug 26, 2008 3:03:18 GMT -5
I like the new stable forming. I was disapointed that the WWF didn't make a faction in early 1996 named 'The Kliq'. You captured HBK, Hall and Diesel's dialogue very well, too well. Mero beating Skip was good, but I wish Skip would change his name and give him a push. Nice idea for Yoko and Fatu vs. Supreme Machines. I see that Maivia and Crush are still having decent matches. Hm, I wish Cain vs. Taker will happen only at WrestleMania, rather than through every pay-per-view. Yeah, alright push for D'Lo Brown. I never liked Savio Vega. Great rematch tag bout. The end segment was good. I hope you bring WWF into 1997 now.
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Post by dcw1 on Aug 26, 2008 9:13:13 GMT -5
I absolutely love this diary. You do brand new things with the superstars such as the Jake Roberts/Taker feud. I love the way you brough 'Cain' in. IYH was a really good PPV especially since you beat Starcadde in the ratings which is impressive! Each match was really well written and I just thought the PPV ended some good feuds well. I like the way Marlena left Goldust behind so now Goldust is on his own. Glad Hunter didn't get destroyed by Warrior like he did in real life but this win should mean a big push for Hunter! Undertaker and 'Cain' was a nice match, this feud is quite risque for that time period but I think it's great. Good to see Hart retain, looks like Hart/Austin at the Royal Rumble! The HBK heel turn was superb and him and the Clique are going to be a force to be reckoned with in the WWF.
RAW was also very good, hopefully you will now head on to WWF 1997. Great opening promo with the Kliq. Mero with an easy win as expected. Nice promo by Jake Roberts, I guess The Undertaker/Cain/Roberts situation aint over yet. Nice ending to RAW as well. Overall keep it going. Excellent stuff as always.
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Post by koreygunz on Aug 28, 2008 17:37:12 GMT -5
*GrappleFanatics.com released its list of the Top 100 wrestlers of the year, and topping it off as #1 was the "Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels. *Ultimate Warrior has revealed to officials that he has a drug problem. Warrior has not been sent to rehab, but the company has given him some time off to try and clean himself up. If he does so, look for Warrior to make his return at the Royal Rumble. *Ahmed Johnson has said he has found religion and is a changed man for it.
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Post by koreygunz on Sept 7, 2008 15:36:44 GMT -5
January 5, 1997 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossReady to RumbleRaw kicks off with the music of Bret Hart, as the WWF Champion makes his way down to the ring.Bret: You know, I know what it takes to be the WWF Champion. I know that every superstar in the locker room has a target aimed at my back, and I’ve always vowed to be a fighting champion any time this belt is around my waist. I know how competitive the WWF is and that you always have to be focused. And last week I will admit that I lost my focus. I had an issue with Shawn Michaels and his kliq, and I temporarily lost focus on what was ahead of me, and that is defending this title at the Royal Rumble against Steve Austin. Austin, it might have been my fault that you didn’t have my attention before, but you definitely have it now. And Austin, I’ve watched you the last few months and I’ve seen you roll through your competition, and there’s no doubt that you are a talented wrestler. But the fact of the matter is that there is only one Excellence of Execution. There’s only one WWF Champion, and that’s me! If you want this title, there’s only one way to take it from me, and that’s inside this ring at the Royal Rumble. And no matter how many sneak attacks and how many ambushes you pull, when you meet me face to face like a man at the Rumble, there wont be any more surprises. And the simple fact is that, just like everyone else, when you go one on one with the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be, you go down. Come the Royal Rumble, this title isn’t going anywhere! (85%)Subtle ReminderAs Bret Hart was finishing up his promo, the music of Steve Austin hit the arena, and the number one contender appeared in the aisle with a mic.Austin: Excuse me, champ, but let me get this straight. Did I just here you come out here and basically say that you forgot about the Royal Rumble? Or even worse, that you forgot about Steve Austin? If that’s the case, I guess you can consider last week, when I rammed your head over and over into this steel barricade, as a subtle reminder. You say you’ve been watching me, well I’ve been watching you, Hitman. I’ve watched you for years call yourself the best wrestler in the world and call yourself the Excellence of Execution. Well I got news for you, Hitman, that was then. This is now, and you’re looking at the best wrestler going today. I might not be the excellence of execution, but you know I sure as hell can be a provider of punishment. And if you consider last week as a subtle reminder, then the Royal Rumble is going to be a rude awakening, because you’re looking at the next WWF Champion! You will learn how big of a mistake it is to look past or forget about Steve Austin. And I hope you’re watching me tonight, too, Bret. Because later on, when I face your brother in law Davey Boy Smith, after that match is over, I can guarantee that he will remember exactly who Steve Austin is. And after the Royal Rumble, when I win the WWF Championship, no one, especially you Hitman, will ever forget who he is again. (92%)D-Lo Brown defeated Fatu after interference from the Supreme Machines“Primetime” D-Lo Brown’s undefeated streak looked to be in serious jeopardy against one half of the tag team champions, who used his size advantage to overwhelm the rookie early on. D-Lo was able to get in some offense, but it didn’t seem to phase Fatu much. Fatu planted D-Lo with a belly to belly suplex and looked on his way to a win when Tatanka and Clarence Mason came down to the ring. Tatanka jumped up on the apron, getting the attention of Fatu and the referee. Suddenly, Kama appeared from out of the crowd and slid in the ring behind Fatu. Fatu turned around and was drilled with a stiff right hand from Kama, who it was noticed had a chain wrapped around his fist! Fatu fell back slowly to the canvas and Kama left the ring. Taking full advantage, D-Lo went to the top rope, connected with the Lo-Down, and scored the upset. D-Lo high tailed it up the aisle with his win as the Supreme Machines looked on, pleased with their work. Fatu was able to lift his head off the mat as a slow trickle of blood dripped down his forehead. (65%) D-Lo Brown gained overness from this match.Diesel defeated Marty Jannetty with the JacknifeThe rest of the Kliq accompanied Diesel to the ring. Jannetty is never one to back down from a fight, but he wasn’t much match for a focused Diesel. The big man took Marty apart with power moves, including a big boot to the face and a sidewalk slam. Diesel then took Jannetty for a ride with the Jacknife powerbomb for the dominant win. After the bell, Hall and HBK entered the ring to inflict some more insult. Hall slapped Marty around on the back of his head as he tried to recover from the powerbomb he just received. Marty did finally reach his feet, but was met with some Sweet Chin Music from Michaels! HBK then threw his former partner out of the ring as the rest of the Kliq gloated in the ring. Michaels then demanded a mic. (73%)Gang MentalityHBK: Take this as a lesson, boys and girls. When you mess with the Kliq, if you deal with one of us, you deal with all of us. Just like it will be at the Royal Rumble. I’m sure everyone in the locker room can’t wait for the Rumble because not only do they get the chance to win a shot at the WWF Title at WrestleMania, but they think they’re going to get their hands around my scrawny little neck. Well I got news for you, you don’t get to the Heartbreak Kid without going through this Diesel truck! And you don’t get to the Diesel without going through the Bad Guy. So make no mistake about it, at the Royal Rumble, twenty seven other guys are going to be flying over the top rope one by one until only the Kliq is left standing. And once that happens, Diesel and Scott, I’ll have to apologize now, because by hook or by crook, Shawn Michaels is going to walk out of the Royal Rumble as the only three-time, back to back to back winner is WWF history. Why? Because I’m that good and I can! Now hit our music! (91%)Cain w/Jake “The Snake” Roberts defeated Rocky Maivia with a Choke SlamThe young upstart Maivia wanted to try and exact some revenge for being attacked last week by the monster Cain. Rocky went right at the big man, blasting him with right hands and a clothesline off the ropes. It barely staggered Cain, so Rocky bounced off the ropes again, but this time was met with a huge boot to the face. Cain then began to overwhelm Maivia, choking him in the corner and connecting with a power slam. At the urging of Roberts, Cain grasped Rocky by the throat, then lifted him high in the air and planted him with a choke slam before covering him for the win. Roberts joined his man in the ring, admiring his handy work when the lights in the arena cut out. A gong is sounded as a purple light illuminates the ring and Cain and Roberts. The lights then cut out again into black. After a few moments, a second gong is heard as the lights come back up, and Jake Roberts is lying unconscious in the ring! Cain bends over to tend to his mentor and then looks around the ring, waiting for an appearance from the Undertaker. The Phenom may not be here in the flesh, but he has definitely made his presence felt. (76%)Project OmegaA fast paced video package aired, featuring flashes of a blond haired man and the name Copeland. As the video came to a close the words “Project Omega” appeared on the screen, followed by the logo for the Royal Rumble. (70%) Adam Copeland gained overness from this segment.Vader w/Jim Cornette defeated Bart Gunn with the Vader BombGunn was just not match for the Mastodon here. Vader overpowered Bart from the opening bell, punishing him with clubbing blows and high impact moves. After almost breaking Bart in half with a power bomb, Vader drug him over to the corner and connected with a Vader Bomb for the win. As Vader stalked around the ring, suddenly an unknown individual hit the ring and attacked him from behind with a steel chair! This unknown man had long dark hair, a goatee, and leopard skin boots on. The man cracked the steel chair over Vader’s back, staggering the big man, and then clotheslined him over the top rope, taking them both to the floor. Vader and his mystery attacker brawled on the outside for a few moments before officials and security hit ringside and separated the two men. The man looked on with a crazed look in his eye as Vader and Cornette backed up the aisle, and Vader seemed to have an expression of both confusion and shock on his face. (78%)Rumble Winner?We now go to the interview area with Todd Pettengill.Todd: I’m standing by with Hunter-Hearst Helmsley, who will be one of the thirty men involved in this year’s Royal Rumble. HHH: Not only do I plan on participating, but I plan on winning the Royal Rumble. See I’ve said it before that I never do anything without having a plan, and so far everything has fallen into place. Two weeks ago at Breaking Point I put the Ultimate Warrior down for the count. Not only did I beat him, like I said I would, but from what I’ve heard his forearm injury has him on the shelf. It just goes to show that no matter who you are, when you mess with Hunter Helmsley, you get hurt. You see, last year at WrestleMania I was disrespected, but I bided my time and when the right moment presented itself, I avenged that act of disrespect. But this year at WrestleMania will be different. I will be sure to get the respect I deserve. In fact, you won’t have a choice but to give me my respect because after I win the Royal Rumble, I will go into WrestleMania and become the next WWF Champion. (86%)Steve Austin w/Ted Dibiase defeated British Bulldog with the StunnerThese two men put on a really good match, and the crowd was in to it the whole way. Austin controlled the pace of the match early, using a ground and pound type style to keep Bulldog subdued. Davey Boy fought back, though, and began to build up some steam and turn the momentum. Bulldog hit a few clotheslines and then connected with his signature hanging suplex, but only got a two count. Bulldog whipped Austin off the ropes, but Austin ducked a right hand and then both men took each other down with a double clothesline. With both men down on the canvas, Owen Hart appeared at ringside. Bulldog got to his feet first, but instead of going after Austin, he turned his attention to Owen. Owen and Bulldog exchanged words as Austin used the distraction to regroup. Austin got his feet and then quickly spun Bulldog around, kicking him in the gut and then connecting with the Stunner. Austin covered Davey Boy and got the three count. As Austin celebrated, Owen slid in the ring and laughed at Bulldog, having helped to cost him the match. Owen then began to put the boots to Bulldog on the mat. Austin smiled at what he say and then joined in on the beat down. The crowd then rose to their feet as Bret Hart came running down the aisle. The Hitman slid in the ring and came to the aid of his brother-in-law, but Austin and Owen both bailed out of the ring before having in physical confrontation. Bret checked on Davey as Austin and Owen both left up the aisle, with Hart and Austin locked eye to eye as Raw came to a close. (95%)
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Post by Iron Man on Sept 7, 2008 16:51:44 GMT -5
Another solid show man. The promo's are really greay and def. my favorite part about this diary. Austin/Bulldog looked like a nice main event. Liked the ending with the Hitman coming out after the match was over to check on BUlldog.
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Post by DTP. on Sept 8, 2008 9:40:37 GMT -5
Spotted an error for your title: "January 5th 1996" Bret Hart vs. Steve Austin for the Royal Rumble sounds great, should be good. Good opening match with D'Lo Brown but that must of been awkward for both men, and it was slightly meaningless in Fatu's case, since he is WWF Tag Team Champion. Oh wait, I reread the thing, Kama interfering makes it better. Poor Marty Jannetty. I like the Kliq as a faction like this. Cain beating Rocky Maivia is respectable, seemed good that Maivia had some offense in there. I actually hope that Maivia is getting a push as a result of this storyline with Cain. Turn Cain Kane please. Ooo, Edge is coming in under his real name I see. Vader beating Bart Gunn was suprisingly good, but I forgot, whatever happened to Billy Gunn? Ooh, Cactus Jack is back. Good main event, and I liked Austin hurting Bulldog to provoke Hart, good ending of a good show. You are murdering WCW.
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Post by Dwight on Sept 9, 2008 16:13:33 GMT -5
Why doesnt this get more attention?
Good opening promos from Austin and Hart. You're setting the ground work for one of the greatest feuds ever and I love it. People remember their WM match but people fail to remember just how ingenious this feud really was. So heres hoping you can equal that.
Roberts getting attacked was a nice touch here though I think the "lights go out, gong, lights comes on and man is down" bit is widely over done. But thats not your fault that everyone seems to do that all the time.
Cactus Jack? Well I didnt even think of it being him till some else pointed that out. Awesome if it is, if not it should be interesting.
I guess Bret now has his help haha. Bulldog vs Austin was a great main event and you concluded it by building on two hot feuds which is always good to do.
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Post by jjkotm on Sept 10, 2008 23:10:10 GMT -5
I didn't really like this era, but I do like this diary so far. Interesting that you use "Cain" over "Kane". Wonder if anything will go somewhere with Mero & Sable. A little early for a push for HHH but I doubt you are really thinking of him winning the Rumble. Solid main event and build-up for the future. ENjoyable show.
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Post by koreygunz on Sept 15, 2008 10:48:25 GMT -5
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Post by DTP. on Sept 15, 2008 11:25:33 GMT -5
I'm looking forward to RAW, though I'm unsure about having Bret vs. Owen on an average RAW, seven days prior to Royal Rumble. The six man tag seems to be a good mid-card match also.
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Post by koreygunz on Sept 16, 2008 14:01:14 GMT -5
January 12, 1997 Commentators: Vince McMahon and Jim RossAhmed Johnson, Yokozuna, and Fatu defeated Hunter Hearst-Helmsley and The Supreme Machines w/Clarence MasonThere was a lot of hard hitting action in our opening contest. Yoko, Fatu, and the Machines are on a collision course for the Rumble and were anxious to get their hands on each other before the street fight in two weeks. As you might imagine, emotions soon spilled over the match became a huge brawl. Ahmed and Hunter fought on the outside of the ring as the Machines and the tag champs brawled on the inside. Ahmed reversed an irish whip on the floor and flung Hunter into the steel ring steps. Ahmed then slid back in the ring as Yoko took Kama out of the ring with a clothesline. Tatanka then walked into a side kick from Fatu before stumbling into the grasp of Johnson, who set him up and drove him to the mat with the Pearl River Plunge to get the win for his team. (67%)Ready to Take a BiteWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettengill is standing by.Todd: I am here with the British Bulldog, Davey Boy Smith, who in two weeks at the Royal Rumble will go one on one with your brother-in-law, Owen Hart. Bulldog: You know Todd, this thing between me and Owen has been going on for a while now. In fact, it’s been going on for too long, and the Royal Rumble it will finally come to an end. Everyone knows our history and the ups and downs we’ve been through. Owen, from the moment I met you I thought you were nothing but a jealous, spoiled cry baby, and I turned out to be exactly right. They say when the going gets tough, the tough get going, but in your case, you just jump the tough from behind. I didn’t start this, Owen, but I am going to finish it! I am going to beat you, and then later in the night I am going to go on and win the Rumble match itself and get a WWF Title shot at WrestleMania. At the Royal Rumble, this dog will have his day. (86%)Scott Hall defeated Duke “The Dumpster” Droese with the Razor’s EdgeHall was accompanied by his buddies Shawn Michaels and Diesel. Hall looked very focused and aggressive tonight, and Droese was mostly dominated through out. Hall toyed with Duke, hitting a fall away slam and slapping him around about. Hall then finally set Droese up and dropped him with the Razor’s Edge for the win. Hall and the rest of the Kliq celebrated in the ring, kicking Duke out of the ring and then posing arrogantly for the crowd. (69%)Project OmegaA video package aired, featuring a long haired, blonde man with the name Cage flashing across the screen. After the video concluded, the words “Project Omega” appeared along with the logo for the Royal Rumble. (79%) Christian Cage gained overness from this video.All By MyselfWe go to the locker room area, where we see Goldust looking at himself in a mirror surrounded by large light bulbs. His make-up resembles that of a sad lion almost.Goldust: Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen. Nobody knows my sorrow. A few weeks ago, at an event appropriately named Breaking Point, I reached mine. I was the leader of the pack, the king of my jungle. But then I was stabbed in the back by one lioness, and abandoned by another. Betrayed by the same pride that I had provided for and cared for. Now I am left alone. So what is a king to do? Does he let his broken heart tear him down inside and relinquish his kingdom? No, no. The prideful king stands back up, he gets angry, and he gets even. And those that betrayed him should take heed and be fearful, especially the one he used to call his queen. Never will she forget the name (inhales deeply) Goldust. (77%)Cain w/Jake “The Snake” Roberts defeated Billy Gunn with a Choke SlamRoberts came out rubbing his neck, an apparent after effect from last week. The monster Cain continued his path of destruction in the WWF, and this time Gunn was the unfortunate victim. Billy did try to land a few shots, but they didn’t seem to even affect the big man. Cain punished Gunn with power moves and a big boot to the face. Cain then ended the match after planting Billy on the mat with a choke slam for the decisive win. (72%)Darkness RisingAfter the match, Roberts joins Cain in the ring and takes a mic.Jake: Undertaker, Undertaker, Undertaker. I have to admit, for a so called phenom, I’m very disappointed. A lord of darkness resorting to cheap parlor tricks? Not very creative, Undertaker. You see, you can bring the lights up and down all you want, you can try to sneak up on me, but the fact is that your so called power is no match for the power that this man possesses. The power that I have helped to cultivate and have waited for the right moment to unleash on the WWF, and unleash on the false prophet known as the Undertaker. You are looking at the true phenom, the true monster. The monster that you could have been, Undertaker. I saw the potential in you years ago, but you held back. You’ve diluted yourself and become a watered down version of what you could have been. This man doesn’t hold back. He has embraced what he is and what he has now become, and has embraced his destiny. And his destiny is to destroy the Undertaker. And at the Royal Rumble, his destiny will be fulfilled. The truth will set you free, and the truth is what the Undertaker will see in Cain’s eyes on that Sunday night. And the truth is that the Undertaker faces a man he cannot defeat. Your reign is over, Undertaker, and at the Royal Rumble it will be you who will rest in peace. Trust me. (85%)Vader w/Jim Cornette defeated Hakushi with the Vader BombHakushi is a talented wrestler, but the sheer size disadvantage was his undoing. Hakushi used his quickness to stay away from Vader early on, but once the Mastodon got his hands on the White Angel, he never let up. Vader softened Hakushi up with clubbing blows to the body and head, and a big belly to belly suplex. After almost breaking Hakushi in half with a powerbomb, Vader drug him over to the corner and connected with the Vader Bomb for the pin fall. As Vader and Cornette celebrated in the ring, the same mad man from last week rushed the ring and attacked Vader! The grizzled looking man peppered Vader with right hands as Vader tried to fight back. Security and WWF officials hit the ring and separated the two men as they tried to fight through the crowd to continue the brawl. (71%)In His SightsWe now go to the interview area where Todd Pettengill is standing by.Todd: I’m here with the WWF Champion, Bret “Hitman” Hart, who in just moments will go to the ring and face his brother, Owen Hart, in tonight’s main event. But Bret, tonight notwithstanding, I have to ask you about the Royal Rumble, where you will defend the WWF Championship against Steve Austin. Bret: I told Steve Austin last week that he had my attention, but now he has a huge target on his back. The match at the Royal Rumble is between you and me. You didn’t have to try and bring my family into this thing. I would fight until my last breath for this title, but now you’ve made this personal. You wanna talk about respect, well respect has to be earned, and no matter how talented a wrestler you are, respect is earned through the type of man you are. And Austin, as far as being a man is concerned, I don’t respect you one bit. At the Royal Rumble, it’s going to be a fight, it’s going to be a brawl, but the result will be the same, and that is remaining the WWF Champion. I am the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be, and if Steve Austin doesn’t want to accept that, then I will take it upon myself to beat that fact into him. And Owen, brother, I feel sorry for you tonight, because you’re in the wrong place at the wrong time. I need a place to release some of this pent up frustration, and I guess tonight it will have to be on you. (80%) Bret Hart lost overness from this segment.Bret Hart defeated Owen Hart with the SharpshooterThese two men know each other well, and put on a good back and forth match as the main event for the night. Owen was able to counter a lot of Bret’s offense and got a near fall after a spin kick to the face, but couldn’t put his big brother down. Bret began to build momentum and hit a back breaker, Russian leg sweep, and an elbow from the middle rope, but only got a two. Owen caught the champ off guard with a clothesline and then went to the top rope. Owen attempted a drop kick from the top, but Bret dodged it and caught Owen by the legs as he crashed to the mat, wrapping him up, turning his over, and locking in the Sharpshooter. Owen fought for a few moments, but ultimately had to submit to the maneuver and give Bret the win. The Hitman posed in the ring with the WWF Title raised high when suddenly Steve Austin rushed the ring and ambushed Bret from behind! Austin began to the put the boots to Bret on the mat, then walked over and picked the WWF Title off the canvas. Austin waited for Bret to get to his feet and then waffled Hart in the face with the title belt! Austin stood over Bret and talked some trash with the WWF title in his hands. Then, the British Bulldog hit the ring, running Austin off. Bulldog checked on Hart in the ring, but he was too little too late as Austin backtracked up the aisle, a smirk on his face after having left the WWF Champion lying in the ring. (71%)
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Post by jjkotm on Sept 16, 2008 16:57:20 GMT -5
Enjoyable Raw. Didn't care too much for the opener but it did fit people into the show. The Kliq is interesting and I'm curious to see where you go with it. I'm really liking Cain (especially being spelt like that) and his feud with Taker is interesting. Not sure about Bret-Owen being on TV but oh well. Austin-Bret looks promising and I'm not really sure who I want to win....
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